Programs

Plan A (Thesis) Students must complete the 20 credit hour agricultural and applied economics M.S. core requirements plus 4 thesis hours and 15 credit hours in environment and natural resources, as approved by the student...

The objective of this program is to provide students with specialized study in water,resources and to signify this specialization by the designation of the water resources interdisciplinary major on the transcript. Cours...

Both Plan A (Thesis) and Plan B (Non-thesis) options are available.

The M.S. program is geared toward teaching graduate students the tools necessary to conduct robust scientific research. Entomology graduate students study a variety of scientific issues related to insects across the glob...

The purpose of this program is to enhance the cross-disciplinary linkage between entomology and water resources and to provide students with an entomology degree program that emphasizes the important issues in water reso...

The master's program in family and consumer sciences offers three specialized and very different areas of emphasis for a variety of pathways and careers.

An interdisciplinary program where students gain expertise in theory as well as combined research in the areas of human nutrition and metabolism, food product development, community nutrition, food microbiology, meat sci...

The Molecular Biology M.A. program includes advanced courses in molecular sciences with a focus on a research project, preparing students for a Ph.D. program, biotechnology research or other professional postgraduate pro...

The Plant Sciences M.S. program emphasizes sustainable management of agronomic, horticultural, and forage crops, plant breeding, and invasive species management. Students are trained for scientific careers in academia, p...

The M.S. program is geared toward teaching graduate students the tools necessary to conduct robust scientific research and communicate with the public and potential clients.